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T20 Blast Outrights: Projected Table and Odds

Our simulated chances against the bookmaker's: the chance to win, reach the final and finish in each place, the market's chance, the edge and the best price.

Our simulation starts once the first match is in range. Until then this is the bookmaker's view: each side's price and the chance it implies. The chances add up to 130.3%: the 30.3% over 100 is the bookmaker's margin.

Outrights puts our tournament model against the betting markets. Every remaining match is played out thousands of times on our match projections, and each side's chance of the trophy, the final, a top place and every finishing place sits beside the bookmaker's price and the chance it implies, with the edge where the market is behind the model. The World Test Championship shows the race for its two final places; the franchise leagues show the bookmaker's view from the day they are priced and our numbers from the first simulation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How are the outright chances worked out?
We play out every remaining match of the competition 5,000 times, each on its projected win chance from our match model, then count how often each side wins the trophy, reaches the final and finishes in each place. Matches already played count as they finished.
What does the edge show?
Our chance less the chance the bookmaker's price implies, which is 100 divided by the decimal price. A positive edge means we rate the side higher than the price does. The price carries the bookmaker's margin, so the implied chances add up to more than 100%.
Why do some competitions show only the bookmaker's prices?
We simulate a competition once its first match comes into range. Until then the page shows each side's price and the chance it implies, and our numbers join them from the first simulation.
How is the World Test Championship shown?
The top two in the table reach the final, a one-off Test, and the table is ranked on the percentage of points won, as the ICC ranks it. So the page shows each side's chance of reaching the final and of finishing top.
How often do the chances update?
Every time our projections re-run, so a result shows in the next update, with the time it was run beside the table.